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What software does Optum use?

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  • optum.com

24 people at Optum in our data have reviewed 27 software products; the most reviewed are Miro (4 people), Webex Meetings (3 people) and Google Workspace (2).

Optum's software reviews come from 24 people across 3 countries, who have evaluated 27 distinct products. The Engineering & IT team accounts for most reviews, with a focus on collaboration and development tools.

People in our data
24
Products reviewed
27
Teams
5
Countries
3

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Optum who reviewed each product. All 27 products: Miro, Webex Meetings, Google Workspace, Google Cloud Console, Dynatrace, Visual Studio, Snagit, Slack, Mailtrap, PrimeXBT, Aligned, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Kore.AI, Woven, Bitbucket, Sprout Social, UiPath Process Mining, Zoom, Brightly Asset Essentials, KodeKloud, Microsoft Power BI, Tableau, TCP TimeClock Plus, Yammer, Asana, Salesforce Sales Cloud.

Who reviews software here

  • Software Engineer3
  • Product Manager2

A sample of the people at Optum

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools do Optum teams use?
People at Optum have reviewed Miro, Webex Meetings, and Slack. Miro received the most reviews from the group, with 4 people evaluating it.
Which cloud and productivity platforms appear in Optum reviews?
Google Workspace and Google Cloud Console each drew reviews from 2 people. Microsoft products also appear in the reviews, including OneDrive for Business and SQL Server.
What development and monitoring tools have Optum people reviewed?
16 people in Engineering & IT have reviewed tools including Dynatrace, Visual Studio, and Snagit alongside their collaboration and cloud platform assessments.

Source: the professional profiles of 24 people at Optum in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks